[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
| So, if I want to run 5.20 on Debian, and my kernel is 2.2.3, should I
| try compiling from the tarballs? Which ones do I need to get? (oh,
| and do I need to get patches for the kernel module to be up to date?)
| The only other time I set up Coda was from RPMs, because the webpages
| told me to ;-). That was with 4.65.
| This time I am going to ask the list, because my company wants to roll
| Coda out.
You probably want the updated kernel module, as it contains some
patches that aren't in 2.2 yet.
ftp.coda...:/pub/coda/src/linux-coda-5.2.0.tgz
And you might be able to get the compilation/packaging going by using
the 5.0.? debian .dsc and patch-files.
ftp.coda...:/pub/coda/linux/debian
ftp.debian.org:/pub/debian/project/experimental (newer?)
Apply the patch against the 5.2.0 sources, which you can get from
ftp.coda...:/pub/coda/src/coda-5.2.0.tgz
It might compile just fine.
| This time I am going to ask the list, because my company wants to roll
| Coda out. (just for limited deployment, as an experiment... don't get
| all huffy at me)
Just keep us posted about how the system is behaving.
Jan
